Sentence examples for a clear cut definition from inspiring English sources

Peter, a courier in Kent, who has worked for Hermes, called on the government to give "a clear cut definition" of self-employment.

A clear cut definition of endothelial cell models to be used and the conditions to model gravity need to be standardized.

The second article [ 3], focused on the Chinese market (one of the most important in the world), shows a very important example of the problems raised by the lack of a clear cut definition of generics in the biggest developing country.

The time is now ripe for holding an international conference under UN auspices to reach a clear-cut definition of terrorism".

Because of such variables, a clear-cut definition of second level egalitarianism cannot be formulated.

After the discovery of Xena, which is slightly larger than Pluto, the IAU asked a special committee to come up with a clear-cut definition of a planet.

Even prominent EM organizations, such as the American College of Emergency Physicians, do not offer a clear-cut definition, a situation that may reflect the complexity of pinpointing one (Table 1).

Although this entails difficult problems concerning a clear-cut definition and operationalization, something akin to meaning, both explicitly and implicitly, might be a relevant informational currency for mind-matter relations within the framework of decompositional dual-aspect thinking (Atmanspacher 2014).

In a 2010 study of the type material of several coprinoid taxa, Laszlo Nagy and colleagues assigned Patouillard's plate 453 (containing the original description) as the lectotype for P. auricoma, as they believed it to be "sufficiently diagnostic for a clear-cut definition of this taxon".

In order to study the firing rate dynamics with fine time resolution, it was necessary to choose a clear-cut definition for when an action potential fires.

Several studies have previously tried to find a clear-cut definition of sepsis in neonates, based on a combination of clinical signs and laboratory parameters [ 1- 3].